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CHAPTER 91

Author: Ammund
last update publish date: 2026-09-17 13:52:21

EVELYN

The moment I stepped into the company lobby, I noticed people looking at me differently than they had the day before. These weren’t the cold, judgmental stares I’d braced myself for on my way in that morning. They were softer, almost apologetic. It took me a moment to understand what had changed, but then it clicked. They had seen the recording I released.

Relief settled over me slowly, warm and welcome after the sleepless, anxious night I’d spent watching my reputation fall apart online
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